These channels variously feed through to determinants of firm-level performance (productivity, patenting and other measures of innovative activity), entrepreneurship and industry structure (firm entry and competition), openness (trade and FDI flows) and worker/consumer welfare (wages, employment and prices, as well as product/service mix).
The impact of assessment on learning was mediated through various determinants of action.
The basic assumption in the framework is that child mortality is a result of background socio-economic variables operating through proximate determinants or by proximate determinants directly.
Social Learning (cognitive) Theory outlines the mechanisms through which determinants influence behaviour and thus states how you can change behaviour using them so is deemed suitable for application.
The failure of computational methods to find many functional non-canonical sites cannot rule out the possibility that many of these sites might still exist; if such sites are recognized through unimagined determinants, computational efforts might have missed them.
According to the Mosley-Chen framework, socio-economic factors at the community, household or individual levels operate through five proximate determinants and are the pathways through which socio-economic processes affect infant health [ 11].
The method of behaviour change usually referred to as 'modelling' is based on vicarious learning (Manz & Sims, 1981), and states that behaviour change can be achieved through influencing various determinants (such as attitude and self-efficacy) through observation of others (models) performing a behaviour.
To determine the normal range of contrast sensitivity and its determinants through a population-based study in Shahroud, in northern Iran.
In this way, the link is made between intervention tools and determinants through underlying occupational therapy theory which guides practice through methods and strategies.
